Comments for Live Pterosaurs in America http://www.livepterosaurs.com/inamerica/blog Non-fiction cryptozoology book by Jonathan David Whitcomb Mon, 16 Apr 2012 15:11:30 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on Size of Pterosaur Head by Hawaii Pterodactyl « In a Nutshell http://www.livepterosaurs.com/inamerica/blog/?p=864&cpage=1#comment-420 Hawaii Pterodactyl « In a Nutshell Mon, 16 Apr 2012 15:11:30 +0000 http://www.livepterosaurs.com/inamerica/blog/?p=864#comment-420 [...] Pterosaur Head Size (general estimates in various sightings) Duane Hodgkinson (the World War II veteran) observed an apparent Rhamphorhynchoid, one day in 1944, as he and his army buddy had been . . . in a jungle clearing in New Guinea. He estimated the head of the “pterodactyl” at about three to four feet. :pterosaur [...] [...] Pterosaur Head Size (general estimates in various sightings) Duane Hodgkinson (the World War II veteran) observed an apparent Rhamphorhynchoid, one day in 1944, as he and his army buddy had been . . . in a jungle clearing in New Guinea. He estimated the head of the “pterodactyl” at about three to four feet. :pterosaur [...]

]]> Comment on Cryptozoologist Scott Norman Sees Pterosaur by Size of Pterosaur Head | Live Pterosaurs in America http://www.livepterosaurs.com/inamerica/blog/?p=656&cpage=1#comment-402 Size of Pterosaur Head | Live Pterosaurs in America Wed, 21 Mar 2012 18:07:14 +0000 http://www.livepterosaurs.com/inamerica/blog/?p=656#comment-402 [...] Cryptozoologist Scott Norman Sees Pterosaur The animal I saw had an 8-10 foot wing span, the wings were bat-like in shape, the inside had that wavy type of look. The body was about 5-6 feet in length, the neck about 1-2 feet in length, the head was about four feet in length, and the head was key for me: it has a crest that was about 2 feet in length, fit that of a pteranodon . . . [...] [...] Cryptozoologist Scott Norman Sees Pterosaur The animal I saw had an 8-10 foot wing span, the wings were bat-like in shape, the inside had that wavy type of look. The body was about 5-6 feet in length, the neck about 1-2 feet in length, the head was about four feet in length, and the head was key for me: it has a crest that was about 2 feet in length, fit that of a pteranodon . . . [...]

]]> Comment on “Pterodactyl” in Southern States by Live Pterosaur» Blog Archive » “Pterodactyls” in Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Texas http://www.livepterosaurs.com/inamerica/blog/?p=852&cpage=1#comment-378 Live Pterosaur» Blog Archive » “Pterodactyls” in Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Texas Thu, 08 Mar 2012 12:59:38 +0000 http://www.livepterosaurs.com/inamerica/blog/?p=852#comment-378 [...] “Pterodactyl” in Southern States . . . a huge, featherless bird in Arkansas . . .  We were sitting on big rocks at a cliff about 300 foot above the river when it flew out just under us and we watched it all the way down toward the river till it passed the tree lines. It was an awesome experience, indeed. [...] [...] “Pterodactyl” in Southern States . . . a huge, featherless bird in Arkansas . . .  We were sitting on big rocks at a cliff about 300 foot above the river when it flew out just under us and we watched it all the way down toward the river till it passed the tree lines. It was an awesome experience, indeed. [...]

]]> Comment on “Pterodactyl” in Southern States by Pterosaurs in Georgia « Live Pterosaur http://www.livepterosaurs.com/inamerica/blog/?p=852&cpage=1#comment-331 Pterosaurs in Georgia « Live Pterosaur Sat, 25 Feb 2012 14:49:08 +0000 http://www.livepterosaurs.com/inamerica/blog/?p=852#comment-331 [...] Winder, Georgia, Sightings . . . She had driven less than ten miles, just leaving an area of pasture, entering an area of thick woods . . . when an animal suddenly flew from the right, just over the front of her car. . . . It was the tail; she looked up at a “very long” tail that had a strange shape at the end. She later sent me some sketches . . .  one of them showing a thick almost-heart-shape at the end of the tail; it differs from the usual “diamond” shape suggested by some eyewitnesses, but I believe this creature is related to the others. Like this:LikeBe the first to like this post. [...] [...] Winder, Georgia, Sightings . . . She had driven less than ten miles, just leaving an area of pasture, entering an area of thick woods . . . when an animal suddenly flew from the right, just over the front of her car. . . . It was the tail; she looked up at a “very long” tail that had a strange shape at the end. She later sent me some sketches . . .  one of them showing a thick almost-heart-shape at the end of the tail; it differs from the usual “diamond” shape suggested by some eyewitnesses, but I believe this creature is related to the others. Like this:LikeBe the first to like this post. [...]

]]> Comment on Arkansas Pterosaurs by “Pterodactyl” in Southern States | Live Pterosaurs in America http://www.livepterosaurs.com/inamerica/blog/?p=814&cpage=1#comment-329 “Pterodactyl” in Southern States | Live Pterosaurs in America Sat, 25 Feb 2012 13:14:13 +0000 http://www.livepterosaurs.com/inamerica/blog/?p=814#comment-329 [...] Arkansas Pterosaurs “My father and I saw a huge, featherless bird in Arkansas . . .  We were sitting on big rocks at a cliff about 300 foot above the river when it flew out just under us and we watched it all the way down toward the river till it passed the tree lines. It was an awesome experience, indeed. It was however smaller, and wing span of maybe eight feet . . .” [...] [...] Arkansas Pterosaurs “My father and I saw a huge, featherless bird in Arkansas . . .  We were sitting on big rocks at a cliff about 300 foot above the river when it flew out just under us and we watched it all the way down toward the river till it passed the tree lines. It was an awesome experience, indeed. It was however smaller, and wing span of maybe eight feet . . .” [...]

]]> Comment on Attack on the “Pterodactyl Expert” by Who can be a Pterodactyl Expert? « In a Nutshell http://www.livepterosaurs.com/inamerica/blog/?p=827&cpage=1#comment-323 Who can be a Pterodactyl Expert? « In a Nutshell Thu, 23 Feb 2012 19:13:54 +0000 http://www.livepterosaurs.com/inamerica/blog/?p=827#comment-323 [...] Attack on the Pterodactyl Expert Where does he ["ape man"] get his concept of how much research I have done? How did I write over one thousand online pages (blog posts plus web pages)? How did I write two editions of one nonfiction book and three editions of another nonfiction book? How did I write a peer-reviewed scientific paper that was published in a journal of science? [...] [...] Attack on the Pterodactyl Expert Where does he ["ape man"] get his concept of how much research I have done? How did I write over one thousand online pages (blog posts plus web pages)? How did I write two editions of one nonfiction book and three editions of another nonfiction book? How did I write a peer-reviewed scientific paper that was published in a journal of science? [...]

]]> Comment on Attack on the “Pterodactyl Expert” by A Different Kind of Pterodactyl Attack » Knowable News Blog http://www.livepterosaurs.com/inamerica/blog/?p=827&cpage=1#comment-322 A Different Kind of Pterodactyl Attack » Knowable News Blog Thu, 23 Feb 2012 13:58:08 +0000 http://www.livepterosaurs.com/inamerica/blog/?p=827#comment-322 [...] Attack on the “Pterodactyl Expert” In the sense of being a paleontologist, I am not a pterosaur expert; but many paleontologists do not seem to even consider the possibility that any pterosaurs are extant. “Ape man” seems to rebel against any idea involving any modern living pterosaur. But in that sense—some living pterosaurs (AKA “pterodactyls”)—I am probably one of the leading “pterodactyl experts” in the world. [...] [...] Attack on the “Pterodactyl Expert” In the sense of being a paleontologist, I am not a pterosaur expert; but many paleontologists do not seem to even consider the possibility that any pterosaurs are extant. “Ape man” seems to rebel against any idea involving any modern living pterosaur. But in that sense—some living pterosaurs (AKA “pterodactyls”)—I am probably one of the leading “pterodactyl experts” in the world. [...]

]]> Comment on Third Edition is Only Weeks Away by Jonathan Whitcomb http://www.livepterosaurs.com/inamerica/blog/?p=709&cpage=1#comment-260 Jonathan Whitcomb Thu, 03 Nov 2011 01:17:35 +0000 http://www.livepterosaurs.com/inamerica/blog/?p=709#comment-260 The third edition was published today, with immediate availability from the publisher: https://www.createspace.com/3682420 Amazon.com should have it available by about November 8, 2011. The third edition was published today, with immediate availability from the publisher: https://www.createspace.com/3682420

Amazon.com should have it available by about November 8, 2011.

]]> Comment on “Monkey Bird” Pterosaur in Washington State by Monkey-Bird or Pterosaur in State of Washington « In a Nutshell http://www.livepterosaurs.com/inamerica/blog/?p=679&cpage=1#comment-225 Monkey-Bird or Pterosaur in State of Washington « In a Nutshell Sat, 09 Jul 2011 19:40:03 +0000 http://www.livepterosaurs.com/inamerica/blog/?p=679#comment-225 [...] Sighting of a Pterosaur or Bat-Like Creature (Near Tacoma, WA) on many acres of mostly tree covered land . . . We have seen and heard a strange nocturnal, bat-like creature. This thing is huge, light grey, skin with no fur, feathers or scales . . . There were two of them together and they seemed fearless of me when they swooped down at me more than once and returned way up to the top of the highest trees. :pterosaur [...] [...] Sighting of a Pterosaur or Bat-Like Creature (Near Tacoma, WA) on many acres of mostly tree covered land . . . We have seen and heard a strange nocturnal, bat-like creature. This thing is huge, light grey, skin with no fur, feathers or scales . . . There were two of them together and they seemed fearless of me when they swooped down at me more than once and returned way up to the top of the highest trees. :pterosaur [...]

]]> Comment on Washington State Pterosaur Pair by “Monkey Bird” Pterosaur in Washington State | Live Pterosaurs in America http://www.livepterosaurs.com/inamerica/blog/?p=383&cpage=1#comment-222 “Monkey Bird” Pterosaur in Washington State | Live Pterosaurs in America Wed, 06 Jul 2011 22:39:52 +0000 http://www.livepterosaurs.com/inamerica/blog/?p=383#comment-222 [...] Washington State Pterosaurs (an older report) I was 15 yrs old . . . riding my bike home from a friend’s house around 5 pm . . . on a wood plank fence were two of the biggest bird-like creatures I could ever imagine! I almost crashed my bike! They were about 50 ft from me; the first thing I noticed was their heads, then I thought this can’t be! Could they be dinosaurs? . . . Their wingspan was about 20 ft, tip to tip. [...] [...] Washington State Pterosaurs (an older report) I was 15 yrs old . . . riding my bike home from a friend’s house around 5 pm . . . on a wood plank fence were two of the biggest bird-like creatures I could ever imagine! I almost crashed my bike! They were about 50 ft from me; the first thing I noticed was their heads, then I thought this can’t be! Could they be dinosaurs? . . . Their wingspan was about 20 ft, tip to tip. [...]

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